3 and Out: Beat Down of 'Boys Has Bears Feeling Dangerous Again
Somehow, someway the Bears have become a somewhat dangerous team, which is a miracle based on their mainly dismal season.
Somehow, someway the Bears have become a somewhat dangerous team, which is a miracle based on their mainly dismal season.
The two-day boys and girls’ basketball showcase is back at Wintrust Arena and Chicago’s South Loop for the second consecutive year and, somehow, the event promises to be even more competitive.
More than a retro-soaked feel-good story for college basketball fans, this is a team that has aggressively re-instated itself in the mix for attention both in the Big East and nationally.
This might not be the sexiest match-up but both of these teams are 6-6 and can’t afford another loss, especially in a winnable game.
After struggling to find their footing in October, the month of November represented hope and promise for the Chicago Blackhawks.
Thanksgiving, simply, is a day to be thankful and that exact feeling should be exuding from the Chicago Bears after a 24-20 victory over the Detroit Lions.
2019 has been a total struggle for the Bears, but there are still games to be played and this Sunday against the Giants might be the last time the Bears are favored this season
This team will not be in the playoffs in a year where the Bears were deemed “ready” to compete for a title, which means the final six games will be an observation in futility.
Nine games into the season and the Chicago Bears are at a compelling fork in the road.
Along with getting a new coach in place, the Windy City Bulls have used a specific strategy this season of fostering its connections to the Windy City area to help boost the talent of the franchise.